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Flapjacks : Back...Better...Best!..and some Hairy Experience

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I'm typing this entry with Take That's Back for Good playing in the background. Yes, I'm a 90's kid at heart and I just love songs from old school boy bands like Take That, Boyzone and my one and only Backstreet Boys. ♥ It's perfect timing too that I am about to share with you some good news! After a few years of innovating and changing the menu line-up, Flapjacks is finally bringing back some of their well-loved favorites and just like the Take That song..I do hope they'll be back for good . A few weeks ago, The Food Club scheduled to have dinner at Flapjacks Theater Mall as Richard , Jane and I were able to receive some gift certificates from Flapjacks . Dinner was scheduled earlier than usual as we have a bowling game to catch right after. (Yes, The Food Club is now turning into a Bowling Club as well haha) Paul and I used to frequent Flapjacks as we both love having breakfast meals at any given time of the day. My favorites include their fluff...

Crunching our way through Big Daddy's Chicken

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This 2010, we have witnessed the entrance of a number of food carts, restaurants and products that continues to take our taste buds and dining experiences to new heights. Gone are days when frozen yogurts would take the forefront of the trend race. Now, Asian snacks have invaded the dining scene -- here we see delicious milk teas, peppered corns and crunchy chicken pieces called Chicken Chops. Then we have Big Daddy's Chicken . A local brand conceptualized by partners Kimberly and Jerry, who after graduating from college, were inspired to bring the authentic Taiwanese Chicken Chops to our market. Importing the exact machine that will enable them to create the right crunchy chicken and pork chops that have took Taiwan's food scene by storm, they have experimented with various flavors to make each diner's experience truly memorable. I'm lucky to have one of the branches of Big Daddy's Chicken within the neighborhood. I've been noticing that a number of peop...